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Lop40* with CASEY KASEM r41~tl~tt41~1 *lOP40* WITH CASEY KASEM TO: AMERICAN TOP 40 SUBSCRIBERS FROM: ABC WATERMARK DATE: JULY 7, 1986 RE: LOCAL COMMERCIAL AVAILABILITY IN THIS WEEK'S AMERICAN TOP 40 PROGRAM- #863-2 - THERE ARE AN ADDITIONAL FOUR MINUTES OF COMMERCIAL AVAILABILITY. 30 SECONDS ARE LOCATED AT C-1 IN HOUR 4 30 SECONDS ARE LOCATED AT C-3 IN HOURS 2, 3, AND 4 30 SECONDS ARE LOCATED AT C-5 IN EACH HOUR [J'scwatermark I e 3575 Cahuenga Blvd. West 0 Suite 555 0 Los Angeles, CA 90068 0 818/980-9490 FOR WEEK EI)I.Ol~G: 7/12/86 AME I~N CYCLENO. ~0~ ~P~RO~G~R~A~M~~2-----0-F-_~1~3= j DISC 8t HALF HOUR NO. lA(backed with 48) * IDP40 * IABC\Natermark 8 PAGE NO. __,_ __ WITH (A~! Y I' l•~l M 3575 Cahuenga Blvd. W., Suite 555, Los Angeles, CA 90068 ABC Contemporary Radio Network SCHEDUL.D ACTUAL ELEMENT RUNNING START TIME TIME TIME 00:00 BILLBOARD: 'NOW AMERICAN TOP 40 BROUGHT TO YOU IN PART BY HAWAIIAN 08:05 PUNCH, IT HITS YOU IN ALL THE RIGHT PLACES. BY GINGISS FORMALWEAR ••• OVER 200 STORES COAST TO COAST. AND BY PONTIAC, AMERICA'S ROAD CAR COMPANY ••• PONTIAC, WE BUilD EXCITEMENT. " THEME AND OPENING OF PART I THEME: "THEME FROM AMERICAN TOP 40" (MARKWATER/BMI) #40 ALL THE IDVE IN THE WORLD (A) The Outfield #39 SWEEI' FREElXlM (Theme from "Rmming Scared") (A) Michael MciX:mald 08:05 C-1 NETWORK SPOT: Carefree/Calvin Cooler 30/30 (OUT CUE) Voice out cold with ••• " ••• New York, New York. " 09:05 LOCAL INSERT: :60 10:05 u:x;o: AMERICAN TOP 40 08:43 #38 ONE STEP ClOSER TO YOU (A&B) Gavin Christopher #37 SUZANNE (A) Journey C·Z 18:48 NETWORKSPOT: Pontiac/Snickers 30/30 (OUT CUE) Jingle ends cold with ••• " ••• really satisfies." 19:48 LOCAL INSERT: :60 20:48 u:x;o: AMERICAN TOP 40 03:43 #36 HYPERACTIVE (A&B) Robert Palrrer C-3 24:31 NETWORK SPOT: "Maximum OVerdrive"/Greybound 30/30 (OUT CUE) Voice out cold with ••• " ••• the driving to us. " 25:31 LOCAL INSERT: :60 26:31 STATION I. D.: OVER FOR SIDE lB :10 7/12/86 FORWEEKE~~G: ----------~-------- CYCLE NO. ~Oj PROGRAM 2 OF 13 DISC & HALF HOUR NO. J ABC Watermark J 1 B (Backed tyj tb 3i) *IDP40* G PAGE NO. _2,____ 3575 Cahuenga Blvd. W., Suite 555, Los Angeles, CA 90068 ABC Contemporary Radio Network SCHEDULeD ACTUAL ELEMENT RUNNING STAAT TIME TIME TIME 26:41 LOGO: AMERICAN TOP 40 08:54 #35 TAKE IT EASY (A) Andy Taylor #34 HIGHER LOVE (B&PRS) Steve Winwood C-4 35:35 NETWORKSPOT: Pontiac/Hawaiian Punch 30/30 (Our CUE) Jingle ends cold with ••• " ... ah .. ah ... ahhh!" 36:35 LOCAL INSERT: :60 37:35 I..OSO: AMERICAN TOP 4 0 04:18 #33 RUMOURS (B) Tlirex Social Club #32 I CAN'T WAIT (B) Nu Shooz C-5 41:53 NETWORKSPOT: U.S. Army/Fruit & Juice Bars/"As the World Turns" 30/30 (Our CUE) Voice out cold with ••• :30 " ••• on CBS 'IV. " LCCAL INSERT :30 43:53 LOGO: AMERICAN TOP 40 13:32 STATION MENTIONS #31 LIVE TO TELL (A&B) Madonna #30 YOU SHOULD BE MINE (The Woo Woo Song) (A&B) Jeffrey Osl::x::>me 57:15 THEME UP AND UNDER WITH TALK UNIT ENDING AT: 57:25 THEME TO: 57:50 C·6 57:50 LOCAL INSERT: 2:00 59:5o STATION I. D.: :10 FOR WEEK ENOJ!)I(O: 7/12/86 CYCLE NO. !j()_j PROGRAM 2 OF _13_ 10P40 DISC & HALF HOUR NO. 2A (Backed XAUth 3B) * * I ABC Watermark I G PAGE NO. _.2..q-__ WITH (AS[ Y t' t~Sf M 3575 Cahuenga Blvd. W., Suite 555, Los Angeles, CA 90068 ABC Contemporary Radio Networtt SCMEDULID ACTUAL ELEMENT RUNNING START TIME TIME TIME 00:00 THEME AND OPENING OF PART II 09:50 #29 IF SHE KNEW WHAT SHE 'WANTS (B) Bangles #28 A DIFFERENT CORNER (A) George Michael 09:50 C-1 NETWORK SPOT: Diarrond Cooler :60 (OUT CUE) Jingle ends cold with .•• " ... Tulare, California." 10:50 LOCAL INSERT: :60 11:50 ~: AMERICAN TOP 40 03:57 #27 I WANNA BE A COWBOY (B) Boys Don't Cry C-2 15:47 NETWORKSPOT: Pontiac/Gingiss 30/30 (OUT CUE) Voice out cold with ... " ... one nearest you. " lh•Ll7 LOCAL INSERT: :60 17:47 LCXn: AMERICAN TOP 40 09:04 #26 SECRET SEPARATION (A) The Fixx #25 MOUNTAINS (A) Prince & the Revolution C·J 26:51 NETWORKSPOT: Care Free : 3( (OUT CUE) Voice out cold with ... " ... pure Care Free. " 27:21 LOCAL INSERT: 1:30 28:51 STATION 1. D.: OVER FOR SIDE 2B :10 7/12/86 FOR WEEK ENDING: -------::.----=­ CYCLE NO. 863 PROGRAM OF _13_ \ABC Watermark J DISC & HALF HOUR NO. ?B (Backed wj th 4A) t~m~f51~1 G PAGE NO. _ _,.,5_::-:--- ~n·t"!-1 C A<S"E: >e: K >\:)E,;., "-' ~ "" 3575 Cahuenga Blvd. W., Suite 555, Los Angeles, CA 90068 ABC Contemporary Radio Netwom SCHEDULII!D ACTUAL ELEMENT RUNNING STAAT TIME TIME TIME 29:01 UJGl): AMERICAN 'IOP 40 10:11 STATION MENTIONS #24 PAPA DON IT PREACH (A) Madonna Madonna #23 DREAMS (A) Van Halen C-4 39:12 NETWORK SPOT: Impulse/Fruit & Juice Bars 30/30 (OUT CUE) Voice out cold with ••• II ••• real good. 11 :60 40:12 LOCAL INSERT: 41:12 LCXD: AMERICAN 'IOP 40 04:17 #22 WE DON 1 T HAVE 'IO TAKE OUR CWI'HES OFF (A&B) Jennaine Stewart C-5 45:29 NETWORK SPOT: Pontiac/Starburst/U.S. Army 30/30 (OUT CUE) Voice out cold with ••• :30 II ••• the u.s. Anny. 11 46:59 LCCAL INSERT: •. "iO 47:29 LCXD: AMERICAN 'IOP 40 10:15 #21 DIGGING YOUR SCENE (A) The Blow Monkeys IDD: TIME AFTER TIME (A&B) Cyndi Lauper 57:32 THEME UP AND UNDER WITH TALK UNIT ENDING AT: 57:44 THEME 'IO: 57:50 C-6 57: 5( LOCAL INSERT: 2:0( 59:5( STATION I. D.: :1 7 1 2 8 FOR WEEK ENDING: __:...:1....:: :-~/-:-....::6""'"_--::"::---=- AME leAN CVCLE NO. 863 PR.OGRAM 2 OF 13 DISC S. HALF HOUR NO. 3A (Backed wj th---:rn} IDP40 J ABCWatennark J * * G PAGE NO. --1--- WI}H (A~!'¥ l'>•')IM 3575 Cahuenga Blvd. W., Suite 555, Los Angeles, CA 90068 ABC Contemporary Radio Netwoft( SCMEDUL.D ACTUAL ELEMENT RUNNING START TIME TIME TIME 00:00 THEME AND OPENING OF PART III 07:34 #20 LIKE NO OTHER NIGHT (A&B&PROC) .38 Special #19 MODERN WOMAN (B) Billy Joel C·1 07:34 NElWORKSPOT: "Maximum Overdrive:fFruit & Juice Bars 30/30 (OUT CUE) Voice out cold with ••• " ••• real good." ()Q.')JI LOCAL INSERT: :60 LOGO: AMERICAN TOP 40 09:34 08:32 #18 MAD ABOUT YOU ( ) Belinda carlisle QL: MOST CONSECUTIVE WEEKS IN TOP 40 #17 LOVE TOUCH (Therre from "Legal Eagles") (A) Rod Stewart C·2 18:06 NElWORKSPOT: Pontiac/Dr. Pepper 30/30 (OUT CUE) Voice out cold with ••• " ••• a thousand words. " 1 q.nf\ LOCAL INSERT: :60 LOGO: AMERICAN TOP 40 20:06 STATION MENTIONS 08:01 #16 OPPORTUNITIES (LET'S MAKE IDTS OF MONEY) (A) Pet Shop Boys #15 CRUSH ON YOU (A&B) The Jets C·l 28:07 NElWORKSPOT: "As the W::>rld Turns" :30 (OUT CUE) Voice out cold with ••• " .•• on CBS 'IV." 28:37 LOCAL INSERT: 1:3( OVER FOR SIDE 3B 30:07 STATION I. 0.: :lC 7/12/86 FOR WEEK El)oi.O.I~G: --::-::-:-:::-::---:--""""T'"--::-=-~:-=-­ CYCLE NO. ~bj PROGRAM 2 OF _13_ \ ABCWatermark] • DISC & HALF HOUR NO. 3B (Backed wj th 2A) *lOP40* PAGENO. 8 WITH (AS[Y ii~;A.SC/'.\ 3575 Cahuenga Blvd. W., Suite 555, Los Angeles, CA 90068 ABC Contemporary Radio Network SCHEDULI!D ACTUAL ELEMENT RUNNING START TIME TIME TIME 30:17 LOGO: AMERICAN TOP 40 08:50 #14 WHEN THE HEART RULES THE MIND (A&B&PRS) GTR #13 ON MY OWN (A&B) Patti LaBelle C-4 39:07 NETWORK SPOT: Gingiss/Dr. Pepper 30/30 (OUT CUE) Jingle fades after ••• " ••• Dr. Pepper, ooh." 40:07 LOCAL INSERT: :60 41:07 LOGO: AMERICAN TOP 40 05:13 #12 LIKE A ROCK (A) Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band C-5 46:20 NETWORK SPOT: Pontiac/U.S. Army/Snickers 30/30 (OOII' CUE) Jingle ends cold with •.• :30 " •.• really satisfies." 47:50 LOCAL INSERT: :30 48:20 LOGO: AMERICAN TOP 40 09:13 #11 GIDRY OF IDVE (Theme from "The Karate Kid Part II") (A&B) Peter Cetera LIS'ID: PATrY DUKE "DON'T JUST STAND THERE" #10 TUFF ENUFF (B) The Fabulous Thunderbirds 57:24 THEME UP AND UNDER WITH TALK UNIT ENDING AT: 57:33 THEME TO: 57:50 C·6 57:5( LOCAL INSERT: 2:00 59:5c STATION I. D.: :10 FOR WEEK ENQI~: 7/12/86 CYCLE NO. tsb.:S PROGRAM 2 OF _13_ 10P40 ABC Watermark I DISC & HALF HOUR NO. 4A (BaCked With ~B) * * I G PAGE NO. 1 WIIH (A~( 'I I' ••~t f.'\ 3575 Cahuenga Blvd. W., Suite 555, Los Angeles, CA 90068 ABC Contemporary Radio Network SCMEDUL.D ACTUAL ELEMENT RUNNING START TIME TIME TIME 00:00 THEME AND OPENING OF PART N 04:15 #9 YOUR WilDEST DREAMS (A) The M:xxly Blues C·1 04:15 NETWORKSPOT: Pontiac :30 (OUT CUE) Jingle ends cold with ••. " .•• exciterrent, Pontiac." LOCAL INSERT: 1:30 IDGO: AMERICAN TOP 40 06:15 STATION MENTIONS 09:31 #8 NO ONE IS TO BLAME ( ) Howard Jones LDD: STUCK ON YOU (A) Lionel Richie C·2 15:46 NETWORKSPOT: Dr.
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